While currently recording material for their "comeback" album, Dååth present a cover for Morbid Angel's track "Where The Slime Live", originally released on Domination record in 1995. This cover also features guest solo from David Davidson of Revocation.

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Source:	metalblade.com
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The Apollo Theatre in Belvidere, Illinois, where Morbid Angel, Revocation, Skeletal Remains, and Crypta were due to perform, was hit by a sudden tornado that caused the roof to collapse roughly 30 minutes into the show. One person was killed and 28 others were injured. Approximately 260 people, including guests, performers and staff were inside at the time. Morbid Angel re-scheduled their show in Joliet, Illinois that was supposed to happen the following day.

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Legendary death metal slaughter lords Morbid Angel will embark on a U.S. tour in early 2023 with support on the United States Tour Of Terror will come from Revocation, Skeletal Rermains (March 15 - April 4), Vitrol (April 6 - April 22), and Crypta.

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On May 29th, Earache Records is releasing the Altars Of Madness ultimate edition from legendary Florida death metallers Morbid Angel. This essential reissue features not only the original classic album, but a second disc of 'JuvenilIa Live At Rock City' (November, 1989) during the the Grindcrusher tour with Napalm Death. Altars Of Madness has been recreated using full dynamic range mastering, pressed from the original master tapes giving the listener a more aggressive and dynamic audio experience.

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It has been announced that former Morbid Angel guitarist, Richard Brunelle, passed away on Monday, September 23rd at the age of 55. He was part of the band from 1985 until 1992 and he appeared on the iconic albums, Altars Of Madness and Blessed Are The Sick. The cause of death has not been disclosed.

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American death metal legends Morbid Angel are excited to announce 'The 2019 USA Sickness Tour'. They will be accompanied by Swedish black metal horde Watain and American death metal long-running act Incantation. The tour is scheduled for the end of this year.

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Legendary death metal unit Morbid Angel have unveiled the unsettling new video for "Garden Of Disdain" from the band's recently-issued Kingdoms Disdained full-length. Produced by Nader Sadek, "Garden Of Disdain" is "a tale of allegory and Sumerian-fueled vision. Bristling with gore and metaphor, Sadek has created a disturbing piece that depicts the darkest, most hopeless sides of the human condition." Watch it below and see if you like it.

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After being forced to cancel their last European tour, death metal veterans Morbid Angel will embark on a U.S. headlining tour in April. Support on the trek will come from Dreaming Dead and Hate Storm Annihilation, with Misery Index providing direct support from April 16th through April 25th and Origin providing direct support from April 26th through May 17th. The band will be showcasing their new album, Kingdoms Disdained, live.

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Event:	Morbid Angel: Kingdoms Disdain US Tour 2018

Today, you can hear a new song from death metal veterans Morbid Angel. The track is, of course, taken from their impending 9th studio album, Kingdoms Disdained, which is due out really soon on December 1st via Silver Lining Music. The Tampa band returns with a new album, without frontman David Vincent, and has just premiered the tune "For No Master". You can see if you love it/hate it/something else below.

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Morbid Angel have cancelled more European shows. After cancelling several festival appearances this summer due to unforeseen problems with a passport for one of the members of the band, the U.S. death metallers promised that the European tour in November/December would not be affected but it seems like that wasn't meant to be. This happens at a time the band is gearing up to release their new album, Kingdoms Disdained, due on December 1st on Silver Lining Music and via JVC in Japan.

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Floridian death metal masters Morbid Angel are finally returning with a new album. The new full-length from the band will be titled Kingdoms Disdained, and will be released on December 1st via UDR Music. The band has stated through their Facebook page that pre-orders will be available soon, and fans should stay tuned for more news. This will be the first album from the band since 2003's Heretic to feature Steve Tucker as the bassist/vocalist.

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Death metal veterans Morbid Angel have been forced to cancel their European summer festival appearances scheduled for late July and August due to "unfortunate and last minute, unforeseen problems with a passport for one of the members of the band". Despite the disappointing news for the fans, the band confirms that their European Tour, which is set to start this November, will not be affected, according to the official statement below.

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While former Morbid Angel members David Vincent (vocals, bass) and Tim Yeung (drums) will join forces to perform classic Morbid Angel songs under the I Am Morbid banner, Morbid Angel are currently in the studio working on their new album. Guitarist Trey Azagthoth recently updated on the recording process and announced that the band has enlisted a drummer: Scott Fuller from brutal death metallers Annihilated and Abysmal Dawn.

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Official press release:

Tampa, Florida-based death metal legends Morbid Angel are proud and excited to announce they have signed with UDR Music for all territories exclusively outside Japan. Featuring founding member and venerated guitar legend Trey Azagthoth, plus returning long-time member bassist/vocalist Steve Tucker, Morbid Angel are delighted to be back working with people who know metal music and will ensure the band reaffirms their status as the world's greatest death metal band.

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Morbid Angel's line-up continues to crumble like a house of cards. Now, it's guitarist Thor Anders Myhren, aka Destructhor, that announces his departure. According to a statement revealed by Blabbermouth, Destructhor says the band wants someone local. He also says that he had already decided to leave the band to focus on Myrkskog. The returning frontman Steve Tucker has recently confirmed over Facebook that he doesn't know who will play the second guitar in the band.

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Source:	blabbermouth.net
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